Images don't have coordinates. They appear wherever you love.graphics.draw them, where you specify the coordinates yourself. So you already have the coordinates. Conventionally, games tend to use a table for each character, so say player={}. Then we set player.x=30 and player.y=50, for instance. An...

I'm a noob in this engine and I just learned how to use getWidth() and getHeight() from an Image object and I was looking for getX() or something like that in the forum but nothing relevant.
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(Sorry for the bad English)

"boolsheet" I've just understand

Thank you very much, I ask this cuestion because I will prepare an investigation project about löve (is for school).

I'm looking for the list of requirements of löve in the web but I can't find nothing precise. I imagine that it's only necessary 2D aceleration (or a little more for special effects and that kind of things), Am I right?

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Thanks, I only want to know if they used a special class/classes to get help with that projection, but your right, I'm goint to look the files of ortho robot.

I was wondering how could the Stabyourself.com team do that game with a 2D engine, the only reason I can think about is a simulated 3D game,
Am I right? and, How could I make a little cube spining on the screen? (only to probe a little of 3D).

Thank you very much.

OOOOOh I see, somthing like this: http://www.stanford.edu/~sorgera/cave.jpg

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Hi everyone, I'm trying to make something like a tray to contain a bouncing ball (like a 'U' with the shape of a square) but I get the incorrect filling. function love.load() metro=100 fuerza=600 grv=9.81 ancho=640 alto=480 rebote=0.8 densidad=1 gp=10 -- thickness of the walls and floor. love.physic...

Thanks I didn't know about the ':' but I'm using it now and it works.